Yeah, it looks like I got the title wrong since the work is relatively unknown and I didn't know much about the franchise as well. Anyways, can the title of this thread be changed to "Meian no Keruneteru"?

Yeah, it looks like I got the title wrong since the work is relatively unknown and I didn't know much about the franchise as well. Anyways, can the title of this thread be changed to "Meian no Keruneteru"?

Actually she is best known for her visual novel franchise- What a beautiful world with Lairsoft as the publisher. Notable translated works include Sieken no Iganock and Shikoku no Sharnoth .

Also mangagamer is planning to localize one of her works (opening here) :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcrI1B_gesA

""Sea" - Once, the word suggested an expanse of blue. Today, it refers to something dark and putrid.
The former harbor city of Marseille in the European Kingdom of France looks out on a sea as black as any other. But these particular waters are home to something that can't be found anywhere else on Earth...
A massive artificial island, solid and imposing as a fortress. A city in its own right, but also a school; a place bursting with life and color.
Its formal name: The Marseille Offshore Academia.

In the spring of 1908... A single young man appears within its walls.
After declaring his intent to wage war against its powerful Governing Council, he introduces himself in this way:
"Nikola Tesla. 72 years old. I'm a transfer student."
"Students of the Marseille Offshore Academia. My hundred thousand young friends, cursed by fate."
"...I will save every last one of you with my own two hands."

And at the summit of Château d'If, a bell rings out.
The Bell of Gahkthun, announcing that the time of rejoicing is at hand..."